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           W here was the last public place you visited that had Wi-Fi? These days, nearly every coffee shop, library, airport and hotel offer a way to access the internet from your cell phone or other mobile device. That means the information you have on your phone could be available to hackers in the area – unless you’ve taken steps to protect your data. So these are the 6 tips below i am gonna say in this tutorial : E xicted so lets get started !! 1. Don't access personal and financial data while using public WiFi:    This may seem like a no-brainer, but you’d be surprised how many people check their bank accounts or make purchases with a credit card while using public WiFi. It’s best to do those things on a secure connection.            2.Install Security Software Tools on Your Mobile Device: Antivirus software and anti-malware software are not limited to computers onl...

part-1  * Why does the bank card number have #16 digits and what do these number s mean? * * 16 digits * on the card contains important information and * 6 digits * The first is the bank identification number and specifies which bank issued the card.  By examining these * 6 digits *, programmers will recognize the card issuing bank. "Brought to you by the Dark Army. * (Bank Identification Number) *   they say.  This number for some banks is as follows: Bank name Bank                       Bank Code      ----                       --------- Chemical Bank                    1263 Marine Midland                   6207 [1207?] Manufacturers Hanover Trust      1033 Citibank               ...

  Cross Site Scripting (XSS)  What is cross site scripting? XSS is a vulnerability that allows an attacker to inject javascript code into a page. So javascript is a programing language and using this vulnerability an attacker would be able to execute a code written in javascript into a website. It is a client-side language so when the code is executed it will be executed on the user but not on the server T ypes of XSS vulnerability Persistent/Stored XSS Reflected XSS DOM based XSS The Stored XSS will be stored in the database. So the code you injected will be stored into the database or into the page so every time any user visits that page the code will be executed  Reflected XSS will be executed only when the target user runs a specific URL written by you  The DOM based this code will be interpreted and run on the client-side without interacting with the webserver these are dangerous because web servers apply some sort of security and filtration to check ...

 Hacking MAC OS X Hi everyone  BeEF is a very useful tool and very user-friendly now we are going to use this tool to hacks MAC OS in an easy method first thing you need to do is to send the BeEF hooking link to the victim by using your social-engineering skills and make sure to open the link.  Now he will be hooked with your beEF framework. After getting hooked with the victim click on his IP to see his system details. Now go to the commands sections followed by the Social- engineering section to list out various attacks now go to the Fake Notification Bar you will find three options in it for three different browsers to find out which browser does your victim use go to details and make sure and choose related attack now let's take firefox as an example and let's create a fake update prompt in the browser of the victim choose the option and enter the plugin URL (Trojan) embedded with plug-in and enter notification text to be displayed in the browser and press on execute....

PHASES OF HACKING Phases of Hacking:- There are mainly 5 phases in hacking. Not necessarily a hacker has to follow these 5 steps in a sequential manner. It’s a step wise process and when followed yields a better result. 1.Reconnaissance 2.Scanning 3.Gaining Access 4.Maintaining Access 5.Clearing Track Now i will explain each of the phases clearly !! 1. Reconnaissance: This is the first step of Hacking. It is also called as Footprinting and information gathering Phase. This is the preparatory phase where we collect as much information as possible about the target. We usually collect information about three groups,        Network Host People Involved There are two types of Footprinting: Active: Directly interacting with the target to gather information about the target. Eg: Using Nmap tool to scan the target Passive: Trying to collect the information about the target without directly accessing the target. This involves collecting information from social media, public w...